ante1

Have you ever over clocked your computer I see it is running at 3.04GHz What brand and model is your computer.

I am going to bed now so I will not be getting back to you until tomorow it is 2:45 AM here now and I am tired.

did not buy the ram
it come with my pc all
but i see the man when he install it (2part)
so is thare wrong with ram ? or what
or all currect
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i did not over clock my pc
and how i can know if some one do it or no
that mean i wanna know the real number of my cbu mybe all that come from the play of cbu ....any help/

your ram is correct.


Did somebody build your computer or was it made by a company. I need to know the Brand and Model number so I can look it up on the internet.

Hi Grandpa

The reason I came up with that is the Cpu could be over clocked, I once bought a 486 dx 25 wich was over clocked to run at the speed it did , but did not know it at the time. I got ripped off, green in them days, I also have had people come to me with computers restarting themselves after a certain amount of time, and every single time it is the Cpu running at the wrong speed and has been over clocked.

The only Other time a computer has come to me that wasn't overclocked, it was because the drivers were conflicting with each other

Sgt

Sgt...........
today i open my pc sbu and look
it say 3000
and my windowas say 3000 soo no over over clocked?
and about conflicting
sgt ....let me know how i can do and how i can know about it
...waiting
let me fix it

Hi ante1

Have had a look at your computer specs, It should not reboot Itself unless the computer is not cooled properly ie you don't have enough fans, for that kind of specs you should have one on the Cpu unit and 2 others.


Or some of your drivers are conflicting with other drivers, I Have found that in a Lot of cases when I Build Computers that the order you install the computers drivers ie motherboard, video, soundcard exct has a lot to do with it

Sgt

I suspect from ante1's mention of watching the man install the ram, that this box was made by someone local...an iffy proposition at best (both boxes that I had someone make for me were trash,,until I rebuilt them..and the 2 that I've made myself work just fine)

it just might be a ram issue, though at this point I'm leaning more toward agreement with driver conflicts..also, a virus/trojan/malware just might cause this crap, hence doing a full scan would be a damn good idea...

Sgt / Peerless

Unfortunately I am not a Intel man prefer AMD myself. I did a little research based on the information that ante1 has provided in this thread. I do not think ante1 is overclocked I do not think the CPU is overheating. From my experience have built and broke several computers. I love to break things according to my wife. ante1 either has a bad stick of memory and it may be overheating or a driver issues. That is why I recommended having the memory tested. If the memory is good I would still add another 512mb if you want XP to sing you need it. Any way if the memory does test good then it is probably a driver but usually if it is a operating system conflict you will get the blue screen of death. Check out the links below and see if you can come up with any more ideas.


CPU/ http://indigo.intel.com/compare_cpu/...&culture=en-US

CPU operating Temp/ http://processorfinder.intel.com/scr...ALL&CorSpd=ALL

Motherboard/ http://www.msicomputer.com/product/p...Neo-V&class=mb

Hi Grandpa

I must say that personally I have never had a computer restart because the ram is overheating, even if it is faulty, usually it will just refuse to start and make a bios noise, and I have built them for a living for the last 12 years, also If the ram is faulty you usually get all sorts of other problems from progs not being able to start to corrupted writes, but then you learn something new everyday I will look into this

Sgt

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I Also run an Amd machine, prefer them to Intel

Sgt